Broadband Magazine

The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) has spoken out about against solicitors from firm ACS: Law for sending out threat letters to people whom are ?suspected? of file sharing, without any real evidence. The letters are sent out with heavy language and threaten consumers to pay …

Pennsylvania State University has recently created an entirely method of using wireless indoors using optical technology. The service uses things called multi element transmitters and multi branch optimal receivers in quasi-diffuse configuration, and what we think that means in English is the service can run …

100 Mbps broadband might be commonplace in mainland Europe, but in the UK, outside of privately funded networks and university and work, there?s very little chance to get a connection that fast. Even the current rollout of next generation services from BT will only offer …

There was a time when mobile broadband first came out that it really felt like a new and exciting technology. In fact, in some parts of the world it?s actually more popular than using standard, fixed line, broadband. The problem? The speeds and reliability of …

Anyone who has ever had a problem with their broadband will know that it?s often one of the most difficult services to sort out quickly. As broadband consumers we often have to deal with charges for technical support lines, quality and language problems with foreign …